Roadmap to v1.0 launch. The v1 major will be frozen against breaking
changes for at least 6 months before deprecation; additive changes (new fields, new endpoints, new
event types) will ship as minor versions. Make sure your AI detection client tolerates unknown fields
when you wire it up after launch.
How the AI detection API changelog is organized
Every entry below is a release of the Deep AI Detector REST API — the same advanced AI content
detection model that runs in the web dashboard, exposed over JSON for product teams, academic
integrity platforms, and trust-and-safety pipelines. We treat backwards compatibility as a
contract: clients that integrated against v1.0 will continue to work against v1.4 without code changes. The only obligation on your side is to tolerate unknown
fields in response bodies, because additive minors are how we ship new capabilities without forcing
a major bump.
The roadmap above is published in advance so engineering teams evaluating Deep AI Detector can
plan integrations against a known target. Once the public API launches, every release will
also include a deprecation notice for anything we plan to remove in the next major and a
migration guide for the changes that matter.
Compatibility policy
Major (v2 etc): incompatible changes to existing endpoints. Always
shipped with at least 6 months of overlap with the prior major. We email every API key holder
on the deprecation announcement.
Minor (1.x): additive changes — new endpoints, new optional
request parameters, new fields on responses, new event types. Safe to upgrade automatically.
Patch: bug fixes, performance, security. No observable contract change.
v1.4.0
minorComing soon
API key management endpoints + readiness probe.
addedGET / POST / DELETE `/v1/account/api-keys` for programmatic key lifecycle.
addedWebhook `detection.completed` event with HMAC-SHA256 signing.
addedOfficial @deepaidetector/client (npm) and deepaidetector (pypi) SDKs.
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API changelog FAQ
How often does the Deep AI Detector AI detection API ship?
Roughly every 3–6 weeks for minor versions, with patch releases (bug fixes, performance,
security) shipping continuously. Majors only happen when a breaking change is unavoidable — we
expect v2 to be at least 18 months after v1.0 GA.
What counts as a breaking change?
Anything that could make a previously-working client stop working: removing a field from a
response, renaming an endpoint, tightening a validation rule, changing the meaning of a score,
or removing a webhook event type. New fields, new endpoints, new optional request parameters,
and new event types are additive — they ship as minors.
Can I depend on the AI detection score format being stable?
Yes. The score (0–1 float) and band (categorical string) contract is
part of v1 and will not change inside the major. If we ever recalibrate the model we
will publish a calibration note in the changelog so you can decide whether to re-baseline downstream
thresholds.
Where do I report issues or request new endpoints?
Email [email protected] with a reproducible
example, or open an issue on the SDK repositories. We triage public issues weekly and respond to
security reports within one business day.